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[Ubuntu 22.04] "Oh no" screen + black screen on VNC viewer #355

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s1s1fo opened this issue Jan 9, 2023 · 5 comments
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[Ubuntu 22.04] "Oh no" screen + black screen on VNC viewer #355

s1s1fo opened this issue Jan 9, 2023 · 5 comments

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s1s1fo commented Jan 9, 2023

Ok

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Are you intending to run GNOME as a window manager? That is the default in TurboVNC if you don't specify a window manager.

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You need to pass -wm xfce, not -wm xfce4. https://turbovnc.org/Documentation/Compatibility30

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Ouch. Can you obtain a stack trace from the Xvnc process?

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NOTE: It's not clear from the server output whether Xvnc or Xfce is crashing. The stack trace obviously wouldn't be relevant if the segfault is occurring in Xfce.

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I don't have the cycles to provide free personalized support, particularly for tasks like obtaining a stack trace that are outside of the purview of TurboVNC. All I can tell you is that I successfully started TurboVNC with Xfce in my own Ubuntu 22.04 installation less than an hour ago, so I'm not sure why it isn't working for you. If it's a legitimate bug in TurboVNC, then I'm happy to fix it, but I can't fix it until I can reproduce it.

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